When railroads spread across the United States, they brought permanent changes to every aspect of society. Ashland County was no exception, as the county's industries and growth were impossible without the advancement of rail. In his 2004 book, local historian, retired librarian at the Ashland Public Library, and train enthusiast, Bill Snyder, explores the little-known […]
Chair yoga is a gentle form of yoga that is practiced sitting on a chair or standing using a chair for support. It is a great option for those who have limited mobility, injuries, or find it difficult to get up and down from the floor. In this program, participants will learn different yoga poses […]
Ever wonder what the process is to nominating your own home to the National Register of Historic Places? Join the Ashland County Historical Society Museum Specialist intern Ashley Denbow as she shares her own experience. Ashley has been with the historical society since January 2026, and is currently completing her B.A./M.A. in History-Public History from […]
Known by some as the ‘big white house with tall pillars,’ the Freer Children’s Home is the newest buildings under the care of the Ashland County Historical Society (ACHS). But, what many don’t know is its nearly 160 year history has been preserved, adapted, and is now a place for county-wide history to come to […]